Fair enough, but I think you're missing my point...I have no difficulty with the terms either, actually I think they are very favourable as NSRs go. I stand corrected on the $5,000,000 to my $4,000,000 recollection, but inconsequential in the grand scheme. When you consider the difference 1.5% NSR per annum compared to 3%, and for argument sake, apply an easy round # of modest 1,000,000 tpy production at the $80.00 cost per ton production figure that's been determined at this stage. So you have a $300.00 per ton net profit, or NSR if you like if the potash price is only $380.00 per ton, which I'm sure you will agree is very conservative. Multiply that by 1,000,000 tons and you have $300,000,000, extend the 3% NSR and the 1.5% and you get a $9,000,000 or $4,500,000 payout each year. My question is simple...although it's a no-brainer to any shareholder in the company...Has Abs fully committed to maximizing shareholder value by buying out the holders of the 3% to 1.5% with the $5,000,000 or not? He's pretty tight with F&M, and getting tighter with Mr Bharti all the time. As I said, time will tell...in the meantime, I have seen no commitment to the buyout, have you? And yes I know they are both large shareholders in Allana, but there is the opportunity to both have their cake and eat it too here, by virtue of the NSR agreement. Care to run this scenario past Farhad and let me know his thoughts on it anyone?